The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 13, 1920, Page SIX, Image 6
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
FROM WH1TMIRE TOWN
: . o on ff.ot ar:i! ihry arc
rap . %\ .V-p too for tho e\ c'
. !xv.' r.'oih t' .-t chunh. 'hv
. to he of bri?!:
V, " ? t! o most hberul lovv of
ii - : t!u' siato arJ v:h-v we ask
.< \ -y. for ;; worthy cause.
a ;:y; ewn n:ore than we
i?;M\ 4 ' C.
V: ; ?\ :.!a I lodges of Pickens is
1 ::er cou.>in. Mrs. M. E.
Miss Hod.ircs has been here
-. o ar.d Iter many friends are glad
< v;oi.'o:r.? her.
}':rs. K. C. Little left today for
i>:.nhyWim. Ala., where she will
s j t ruontn wan inauw.'?.
! : s. E' znheth Dovxlass, who !vis
hi v.orl; at Alcolu for several
ir.c- h.s I.:;? returned to her home
ht: c.
. ! ' -ircis Douglass of Augusta,
weck-er.d with h's mother
ar T?rot or here.
Y.'\' I r:s Wei burn spent yesterday
in Clinton.
?" *. Joe Duncan, who is finishing
ni.v course in Diauuhon's Business
Columbia. greeted his friends
lu-re Saturday afternoon and went on
to CI I: * * o ri to spend the week-end
with h's parents, Mr. ar.c! -Air?, u ill
Duncan.
'.'.amie Dur.can spent ihe
v.'w : in Clinton with her parents.
. ; art: Annie Mae Donuan
i^turnecl from a short visit
ti; parents at Tyleisville, S. C.
?.liss "Gertvutle Leaman *pent the
wee!;-e*vi with relatives at Cross 11*11.
:ir. ; \ Mrs. Max Berieowi'z, who
ha\ e l?een m tne lioruicru
fo:* sonic time buying goods for their
.-lore, have returned home.
Mrs. Chrissie McWnirter of Jonesville,
is spending sumo time with her
sister. Mrs. R. H. Burton.
Miss Mary Cannon of Newberry is
she guest of her friend. Miss Mary
g ^4dorr
J ry^HEfine
| JL in this
; front lin
5 has said is the
You find i
i has a new ele;
\M\\ guishes the ca
Particularl
h p i S ^
,!jiSp! an<^ touck y01
h I |Sj ij 5 The silent
11Hi ^ | the engine en<
l||l|f|| And again
i|pi|l horn, which 1
jjlfe?? perform.
J"; Thus the
^3si beauty of acti
fllTS many others 1
of the world.
.1^1 Carciirc
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lyfi ^
j== sjj ~ -ar,y;;
I pi|
j L:ctzler.
Mi.-. Lever of folumhia is visitin.cl
i her fi ner, Mrs. J. L). Tidmarsh.
Mr. Alexander has arrived from
:
' (\:'\uvAr.:i and has entered um>n his
t
i v*\v ? ;es as physical di: ect-.-r at til
i". v. . A.
i
j Ida Uranno" a:ul brother.!
1 ll e '. i?! i 111: * t12"! \\i!i IC ti1- 1 i I; <* * C A
! >.y* to v:-:t th :.r hnuhor. M:\ ! . R. j
j "r.-vwon in. Mob'ie. Ala. They have i
: chosen ihis time to uo, so that th?-\ j
| ir?ay witness and e ljoy Mardi CJras. |
Sir. and Mrs. A. Turner hav? j
' b-UL'h' out the mercantile establish- j
mer.t of Mr. A. J. Holt and will be j
. <"i ;d to make and serve their new j
! friends there.
1 ho ?ehools of Lancaster are quarantined
on account of fiu, so Mis?
! Francos ('. Jeter h?.s returned to her
: home here until the board of health
lifts the ban.
Mr. M. i:. A brains and Miss Willie |
I Puckett left for the north today, j
They will return in a few days and j
'he now lot of uoods selected for the ;
1 Scott-A bra ins company will follow.
M . Joe Waddell died at his home
- -> :n
Ill lilt* I!U!1 \ liiill.1" iwiici \ . I
I
i Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Abrams
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Abrams today.
Mrs. James Abrams and infant son
after spending a month with herj
mother, Mrs. Harmon Pruitt, at
; Johnston have returned home.
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SECRETARY LAKE j
QUITS CABINET
Vct? Isar.rj of California R'enticned r.s '
Probable Successor.
Washington. Feb. 7.?President
Wilson today accepted. etFective
March 1, the resignation of Franklin
- - - - i r*. I
1 :\rt} +or nea-::y seven years oeere- i
tary of the Interior Department. The
necessity that, after twenty-one j
; i i public life, he must ''now |
think of other duties," was the roa-j
son assigned by Mr. Lane for his
withdrawal from the Cabinet, and in
4 Coach of Beau
fc 9^/if r ,Cilent
J JL fJlO KJ tsW ft* W/
o*
craftsmanship of coach building tu
new appearing Chalmers. You
e and a low rear line, which a we
i way a car should look.
lothing severe, however, about thi
gance, a new grace; and yet a quie
r from others.
y does this appeal to you after yo
jr foot to the accelerator.
flow of power, the notable ^armc
?age you.
n<><t 1T\ T-Tof" ,
I |uu pay ci vuiiipumviiv AXW v
tackle the low grade gas of the d
beauty which the eye sees is er
on of its master engine; and you, t
:hat Chalmers surely is one of the
31 Ante Company
N< v* berry, S. C,
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reply Mr. Wilson wrote his hope
'"that your future career will be as
full of honorable success as your
past."
Mr. Lane's w is s"j'>initU'H
las: Thur.<!;:y. Uv
vilir-M C ??iif ;{ il*! . H'l 'i ! . ;
main* weeks tlicit he I.-!I 'Vaction
a> soon as I Vc; T- ?' is- ;i
could snare r.vn fr: : :he
circles. In <: y i.:~ !;'
pro ba Ho su/ccv or e r\-i :c ? \Io.\ander
T. Vogelsang, ;;!>o of California.
was mentioned.
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The Nation's Business.
From The Xation's I'usiness.
All budding records rhv territory
north of the Ohio and ea.?t c-f
the Mississippi rivers were broken in
30j!>. Statistics show that contracts
totalling ?2,.'w>2.i)02,000 were awardi
ed for eleven months eniilncr Decern-;
ier 1. of $7.007.0T'?.000 more,
than in the corresponding: period for
101 S, the previous reroi.!.
Atlantic craft oil rv'A. ;v <s !
tumin.ir oat approximately 111 ,000,- J
000 gallons of oil a month, compared \
with 03,000.000 (luiinc 15'IS.
The repatriation of German? who >
have been prisoner? of war i? among:;
the present problems of Germany, i
These men are usually dismissed]
from demobilization camps on the
Rhine with .">0 marks pay. wage? n:vl
board for fifty-six d.iys, clothing rv.li
si] e ;. Committees i*i ">,000 towns;
ende::vor to find employment for .ho j
returning citizens or to supply tem-,
pornry relief.
Tlir? I'rtveifn trade of the T'niteJ i
States for 1910 will probably tweets!!
$ 11,000.000,000. as compare*! with J
$4,">29.000.000 for 1014. Despite tin's j
train, which is partly due to incve:ised
r>rices. Great Britain still retains |
leadership in world trade.
According to figures mad 4 puMic* j
bv the National Marine league, th?
American merchant marine has ex- j
panded from our ships in deep-f:ea
commerce before the war to a :!eet
f
of 0.77*;.000 tons in ocean service.
I
b a Inters jjpjj
irned itself loose [ i ^ j
observe a high j
:11 known artist T!
c Tf*
\>AiUiiUVA V--* ^ ^ n j
:t reserve distnv j^iilSf
jgjj
uVe been seated Jplff i ~
i^plM I
- r j $ hrr^3 N * I "*
my, the ease ot ipifll^
i
?pot and Ram s' , j g up > J ;
ay and make it j
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]h^M !..
sis 1 -1
lhanccd by the 'ng^ss,
:oo, say with so jjj|||(||
; few firc.it cirs ;!{ Spins :
& ^gsSS
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grade ears we have e
exceptionally line co
ical condition, tires c
advancing price of c;
now. At the price w<
wui [jl ir> \jn l11v_/ kjc
will be much higher,
for a year. Come in ;
One Studebaker i
Perfect condition. P
One Studebaker !
unusually good value
every way.
One Studebaker ;
car looks and runs lik
One Studebaker I
condition and a barg
One Studebaker !
New tires, new battel
One Dodge Tour:
Battery. Perfect eoi
One Chalmers Si:
-i ^ x-x V I o t rv nm O 4" 4"
liUli. -n. uai^ani at l
One Maxwell Toi
TIMf
McH
Phone 300.
SEED OATS
FOR SALE
be Hammond Oats. Best early oat? j
on the market. j
$1.75 per bushel.
H. O. Long,
Silverstreet, S. C.
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L * ?i! ;J ir s i 11 r r. y g V 1
"cw Llixir, Called AspironrI,
Medicated With LatestScientific
Remedies, Uso:l
ana Endorsed by Sure
pean and American Army:
ir?..^ ^r'nf CJi'.nT't f-i. i
OLii^CUIlO li'J \JUU N/wu.. a <.v
Cold and Prevent Compli-j
cations.
]veiy Druggist in U. S. Instructed
to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If Belief Does Not Conic
VJlihin Two Minutes.
*7-5] T1" ? Tryitts i' i ^ "J"A
-* x/.c.. ^ 1 ^ b a .l i-wo o *.?*!? 4 v widvu %J %s
"P -1i^t Oil'p1; ^:r 1 - IT
tiic sim's.-j: ion < t!i ye:ir i:i 1!il?'
'j !i..'li* is A sj?iroiia!. t in* tuoco'.-t
:?in! roii'vl. re!i.'\v:\ :iu
i\riy :r::;irnn??\.Mi 1 >v the ];*!?<;: ;?
rit i? s*o>i, iij?f>? (> ?i-.l riit'l mo.*";
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lit I: ::!S; i< cndorsi'd f.y 11:e xij^ii:ii:t
horiiirs, :m:.| }>ro?*!aiiiied l>;<*
iu. tonimou prop!< us tin ti::ics ;<s
nick. and efiVrtive as whiskey, ro?*U
11J rv\ or any other eoM and cough
smelly they \iave ever tried.
All <1 rut stores are now supplied
ith tIk. wonderful new elixir, so al? i
ou have to do to get rid of that cold i
* to stoj. into the nearest drug store, !
and th< clerL half a dollar for a bottle |
f Aspironal and tell him to serve yor. !
w< teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon j
;ils of water in a glass. Witk jour |
ratcl. in your hand, take thi; drink J
t one swallow and call lor ? *?ur money j
rack ii twe minutes if you canno' i
ee your cold fading away like a dn-an !
vitliir. tin tim?. limit. Don't be bash '
u!, for all druggists invite you and
xpect you to uy ii. Kverybodv's
!?:.irti^ it.
When you. cold or cough is reieced.
take the remainder of the bottle
!?)ui? t<? your wife and babies, for
\~'iivon:j 1 is bv f.ir thf smiVm a:*! most
*. ' i., take and the
i - :? ' * ; ; ! _'i remedv
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I ^3i ji i
f %J%^kJ vi^i 4&J
sale the best collection of slightly used high j
ver been able to offer. These cars are all in A
nditiorwin every way?appearance, mechan- 1
tnd batteries. In view of the high and still
,4- ttt,1 1 "An f r?/-\ ls\n4- n cmts VHll
iii'b II VVlii jJcl.) UU IU Uiit W1C<.L ouivu J
i can offer these cars we can save you money. ^1
--v i }
isis of last summer's level. ?>y spring values
You can save enough now to run your car ' i
and select yours before they are all gone. V
Series 19 Light Six, 4 Passenger Roadster. ^
i. bargain.
Six Series 18, 5 Passenger Touring Car. An
New tires, new battery. In fine condition
Six Series IS. 7 Passenger Touring Car. This -fll
p npw. 9
Six Series 18, 7 Passenger Touring Car. Fine I
ain at the price. 1
savios Siv IS 7 T'm-iipno'pr T'niirinp- Car.
1. lV^kJ K^J I^V V.y?| * -L CVKJUV i. *? > N^-*- -A_ www---, -q ^ ?
y. Splendid value.
ing Car. New tires, new Willard Rubber
idition.
v' Tnnrins? Car. All new tires, nerfect condi
he price.
jring Car. Fine condition. Good value.
PAYMENTS ARRANGED ' \
ardy Mower
Distributor.
Lower Main St.
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BRAND NEW
at nruAnii r civ
ULU^illUDlL!! DiA Touring
Car. Exactly same as you can
buy from Oldsmobile dealer. We can sell '
this car at a considerable discount. Why
pay more when we can save you money?
w^ Th FX
| Mcsiardy Mower
?1^
Distributor
Phone 300 Lower Main St.
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WELDING
Do not throw broken machinery and auto parts
- 1 1 ' 1 J.' - n T"/-? T 1 nl AY1Q1'
a wav. Lt^t mo weiQ in em iui vuu <1111.1 mvc ^ wu uivuvj
and time. We handle all kinds of welding jobs to
your entire satisfaction. I also do all kinds of auto
repairing* at prices to please you. Ship me your weld- ,
intr and it will be promptly dene and returned.
Correspondence Solicited
Jas? E. Shealy
Liicle Mountain, S. C.
PEAS PEAS PAS
We want 500 bushels Good Sound Peas.
We offer
$4.00 Per Bushel
Bring them to our warehouse as soon
as possible.
? ? ^ a n
R. U. Dmitri & son
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Phone 88 Newberry, S. C.
Rub-My*Tism is a powerful antisep- Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer.
tic; it kills the poison caused from in- ft relieves pain and soreness caused *
; fected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains
etc. 1 -13-1 Ot etc. l-13-10t
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